Peachtree Restaurant

I really have no idea how this place is a 4 star. The customer service was awful. The waitress looked and acted miserable; she never came back after setting down our food to refill drinks or ask how things were. We had to ask the busboy for ketchup, syrup and butter, and the butter never came.
Everyone in my party rated their food a 5 out of 10. After eating the French toast I realized the underside of it was burned. Thanks for hiding it. Eggs came out cold, french toast not buttered, and no powdered sugar on toast or pankcakes (a requirement for me). Serving sizes were good though.
As for cleanliness, I think it could use some work. Sticky menus and tablecloths had me going to the bathroom to wash my hands and forarms before and after the meal.
Wont ever be back, guaranteed. 2 stars only because the portions were decent and food was edible.

Great little hole in the wall breakfast spot. I had an office in the complex so I knew it existed but its a shame they aren’t packed. Truly as good as it gets for the money. Great value, great service etc. Support small business, one mom and pops at a time. The sausage links and homefries are the best in town, its that simple

Forget about IHOP or Denny’s. This the place to visit for breakfast or lunch. Great food, coffee, prices and the waitstaff is fast and friendly. Good portion size also. Clean inside and has limited outside seating if desired.

My boyfriend and I stopped for a casual breakfast on the weekend on our way shopping. The staff was very friendly and the service was great. They have a great selection of lunch and dinner choices ad you will enjoy the paintings throughout the restaurant.

No good bad service, food was nasty and owner/​manger whoever it was is useless with a lost look on their face. Thanks for nothing lost and hour of time and 40 bucks!!! Avoid!!!

We received fast and friendly service. They have a large menu with lots of choices. They have large food portions and reasonable prices. A hidden little treasure with lots to offer!

havent been there for the day time hours, how ever the after hours friday and saturday are awesome!!!
i always go with a group of about 8 – 14 people, we get there early enough to get a pool table and tables for our drinks. ladies in free and drink free till 12am! i think so! love this place because its close to home but once inside it takes your far away from home to enjoy the night!
— the male bartender is AWESOME!!!
— the food we ordered one night was pretty good, which shocked me!
— the music is always good!
fridays is hip hop night
saturday is latin night
but really they play a mix of everything!
$ 10.00 hookahs!
–great dance floor
–added a strip pole
— added a NEW vip section
i am already planning to throw my bestfriends and i bday party there this december!
LOVE IT!!!

DO NOT ORDER FROM PEACHTREE RESTAURANT!
Received 3 orders of biscuits and gravy… the insides of each biscuit were both cold and hard… and at least a day old.
When I called the store and spoke to JoAnn, she said that NO restaurant ever bakes their biscuits daily, and that if there was a place that did, she would call and order from them right now.
They are on the way to pickup our uneaten portions and refund our money.

UPDATE: New owners, much much better… very good prices, Special 2 egg breakfast, with potatoes, toast and unlimited coffee refills =$ 3.69
I like a lot about this place but to me having a great pancake is everything about going out for breakfast; and the pancakes I had were far from being great. First, they were burnt on one side and second they were rubbery; never in my life did I have to use a knife to cut a pancake. (
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I also did not like that they do not have a dedicated bus person. The bus person when I was there served drinks etc and the wait staff cleaned dishes.
The good news was they have very good sausage links.

I’d driven by the sign on Sample Rd. for years, but never could spot the place itself. It’s got an absolutely terrible location, hidden in the back of a somewhat-​deserted strip mall. You’d think this would be a death sentence for a restaurant, but in this instance, you’d be wrong.
I was running errands one day and finally decided to investigate this place whose only hint of existence was this big sign. Much to my surprise, the place was packed when we walked in. A friendly waitress greeted me and told us to sit wherever we liked. They only serve breakfast and lunch, and after perusing the menu, I decided I was in a breakfast mood. I ordered the blueberry pancakes, which were gigantic and simply delicious.
I made a mental note to return, and on my second trip (where the place was still packed), I still stuck with breakfast and got french toast (I know, I know, really branching out). On this occasion, I had my mom with me, who ordered the open-​faced roast beef sandwich and fries. She didn’t stop raving about it the rest of the day. Her plate was overwhelmed with food, and she went on and on about how it was the best gravy she’s ever had. She’s already begging me to take her back here.
It’s a family-​owned restaurant, and everyone is very friendly. They’ve been around a long time, so they’re definitely doing something right. Want to try the place for yourself? Look for the sign just east of the Tire Kingdom in the Crossroads plaza, and drive to the back :)

Stopped by for lunch the other day just out of couriosity cause on of my co-​workers recommended it & let me tell you… i was really impressed with there food & service!
i had a cheese burger & it was awesome!
check it out !! you will be surprised! the only problem its hidden away in the back side of a plaza!

Family owned and operated. No matter what you order it’s great! They are quick and friendly no matter how busy it is!

I went there on a Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., and the place was packed with hungry diners. Our server was very nice, and I could tell that everyone worked together as a team. The food was fantastic! The only negative was that I didn’t see any «bus boy» picking up dirty tables. The same servers do that, which meant that you would sit next to a table that was filled with dirty plates for a while before it was cleaned up. Other than that, the place is literally a hidden, tucked away place (restaurant does not face the main road, and is between other offices and store fronts) for great breakfast and lunch.

Family owned and operated. The staff is always cheerful & freindly. The lentil soup is amazing!!! The owners Mother makes it from scratch on Mondays. I personally cannot stop at just one bowl. Try it, you will love it. Joey T.

Definitely a quaint neighborhood place worth a shot for breakfast. That’s all I’ve ever gotten there, but I’d hit it up every day if I could. Great place to see the locals and have a good old fashioned sit down.

Quiet, quant, tucked in corner, nice shady view of greenery on one side, all day breakfast, Greek items on menu, friendly wait staff, would return

Great little Greek diner tucked away behind some store fronts down on Sample and Powerline! The dining room is very open and inviting, the people are very nice, and the kitchen is extremely clean. Everyone was extremely lovely here! They all have great personalities and attitudes :)
I decided to get the pancakes and I was a little disappointed that they used a LOT of cornmeal in their recipe. Like the pancake looked like cornbread pancake style. It took me a while to get used to it, but with enough syrup it was good. I was really hungry to order something different. The french toast on the other hand was delicious. I sampled a bit from my dad’s plate! :D
My boyfriend ordered the croissant sandwich with sausage, egg and cheese and he said it was extremely good. I always wish these places had better coffee though… Overall, this is a great little diner with a lot of potential!